Why Islamophobia & Christianity are Unlikely Allies
Even in an age of tolerance, dislike and prejudice against Islam has increased in response to terrorist attacks committed under the guise of teachings rooted in Islam. While [...]
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Intersectionality, Everyone’s Fight
Nearly every individual who exists in a functioning society, maintains multiple social identities. Some of these groups of identity are subject to unrelenting [...]
Give Hate a Platform
Racist and bigoted rants have been going viral regularly in America on almost a daily occurrence since the time of the most recent presidential campaign. The dissemination of [...]
6 Ways Conservatives Strategically Disenfranchise Millennials
“If you’re under 30 and you’re a Republican, you have no heart. If you’re over 30 and you’re a Democrat, you have no brains,” a patronizing phrase my high school [...]
Why Can’t Black People Get Ahead?
One of the more haunting questions I can never seem to escape, has pervaded many of the social circles I have traversed over the years. My response has evolved in a manner [...]
A Moral Defense of Liberal Ideologies
A Moral Defense of Liberal Ideologies One of the more common mistakes that pervade the American cultural dialogue is the idea that secular ideologies can be simplified to a [...]
Prisons and the Inherent Corruption of Privatization
The mounting privatization of prisons continue to monetize incarceration which in turn disincentivizes the rehabilitation process. Its contiguity with a justice system that [...]
The Great Exaggeration: Why the DNC Leak Does Not Matter
Sanders’ campaign found greatest traction within its grassroots movement by characterizing his party as status quo and out of touch. Sanders’ message at times was quite hostile toward the Democratic Party as he felt they were a complicit antithetical of progressive values. He self-identifies as a party outsider... [...]
Why I Am Ready For Hillary
People are continuously surprised to learn of my optimistic support of HRC… often, those people are either republicans (whom I respect) or people who have only formed their political opinions based on a year of following social politics (I respect those guys too). [...]
Bernie Sanders and the Cannibalization of the Democratic Party
The Democratic Establishment and Bernie Sanders, over the past year, have developed what can best be colloquialized as a love (and primarily) hate relationship. Bernie’s messaging has most elegantly elevated the liberal political dialogue in a manner that is both unapologetic and often militant. [...]
